Real-Time Congressional Data

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Track stock trades by US Senators and Representatives. Follow the money to see what Congress is buying and selling.

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Current DatabaseLive
444
Politicians
66,070
Transactions
7,072
Filings
STOCK Act Disclosures
Most Recent TradesView All
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David J. Taylor
HouseOH02
Dec 1975 trades
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Dwight Evans
HousePA03
Dec 19174 trades
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Kelly Louise Morrison
HouseMN03
Dec 1978 trades
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Rob Bresnahan
HousePA08
Dec 19648 trades
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Thomas H. Kean Jr.
HouseNJ07
Dec 19111 trades
52,713House Trades
13,357Senate Trades
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The most comprehensive
congress trades database

Senate Trades

Track every stock trade from all 100 US Senators. Real-time updates on senate trading activity.

100 Senators

House Trades

Monitor all 435 House members' stock transactions. Search by name, state, or district.

435 Representatives

Full Portfolios

View complete holdings and investment positions. Understand exactly what stocks your representatives own.

Complete Holdings
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How it works

From disclosure to database in hours, not days

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Official Filings

We collect data directly from House and Senate financial disclosure portals

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Automated Processing

Each transaction is parsed, verified, and standardized for accuracy

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Searchable Database

Browse by politician, ticker, or date to find the trades you're looking for

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Common questions

What is a congress stock tracker?+
A congress stock tracker monitors stock trades made by US Senators and Representatives. Under the STOCK Act, politicians must disclose their trades within 45 days. Our tracker aggregates this data so you can see what stocks they're buying and selling.
Is congressional stock trading legal?+
Yes, members of Congress can legally trade stocks. However, the STOCK Act prohibits them from trading on material, non-public information. Our congress insider trading tracker helps promote transparency around these disclosures.
How often is the data updated?+
We update our database as new disclosures become available. Since politicians have up to 45 days to report trades, there's an inherent delay between when a trade occurs and when it appears in our tracker.
Why should I care about congressional trades?+
Members of Congress have access to non-public information through committee work and briefings. Tracking their trades helps identify potential conflicts of interest and promotes government transparency.

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